Prado, Ana

All medicines, cleaning products, hazardous items, and tobacco or simulated tobacco materials are inaccessible to children.

Cabinets in Laundry are not secured. Cabinets contain paint and caulking.

Corrected by May 18, 2026

General. The primary caregiver is required to complete 12 clock-hours of professional development annually through workshops, training, videos, or individual position-related readings. Only six clock-hours of videos or individual position-related readings are counted annually toward the required 12 clock-hours. Effective June 1, 2023, professional development meets requirements, per (5) of this paragraph.

Ms. Prado does not have a current PDL.

Corrected by Nov 18, 2024

Maintenance. The home is in a good state of repair, clean and sanitary and has operable utilities.

There are several pots and pans in the kitchen, and the sink is full of dishes.

Corrected by Nov 6, 2024

Posted emergency information. Emergency information posted next to the phone or in a prominent place includes:

There is no posted for program.

Corrected by Nov 11, 2024

Monthly. Monthly drills include:

Monthly fire and tornado drills were not documented and smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors are same date. 2/23/24.

Corrected by Nov 6, 2024

Caregiver records. Primary caregiver, assistant caregiver, and substitute caregiver records are completed and maintained in the home. Records include:

Primary does not have attendance records.

Corrected by Nov 6, 2024

Violation

Licensing reviewed children's records, four children do not have Insurance notification forms. One child does not have a Compliance file notification form

Violation

Licensing observed provider place a one year old in an outside hammock, while provider collected documents for licensing, cleaned outside lunch area, used the restroom and while the other children finished playing outside. Child feel asleep while in the hammock. The outside hammock is in poor condition, with wide gaps in-between the seated area, allowing the child's feet to dangle outside of the hammock.

Violation

Licensing observed provider change a wet diaper outside, on a fabric quilt laying on the patio concrete.

Violation

Licensing observed refrigerator thermometer reading 48degrees

Violation

Licensing observed provider has not associated herself with her home daycare on the registry. Provider explains she does not have a CECPD account for herself, and has not documented the training she has received. Licensing discussed this during the last Monitoring visit 3/15/24, and it has not been completed.

Violation

Licensing observed provider's medication bottles and vitamins, near the edge of the kitchen counter; easily accessible to children.

Violation

Children's records missing Compliance file notification and Insurance notification form

Violation

Provider doesn't have emergency information posted on parent board or near phone

Violation

Compliance File Notifications not on file for any children enrolled.